The KRMG Morning News dives into the topic of homelessness. We're joined by Dr. Jerry Griffin, a member of the Tulsa school board who went 'undercover' as homeless for four days to see what it's like. We also talk to the John 3:16 Mission.

Senator James Lankford checks in with the KRMG Morning News ahead of his second trip to the U.S. - Mexico border.

Governor Stitt joins the KRMG Morning News to detail his plan to sign an executive order removing the remaining statewide restrictions related to COVID-19.

Eric Marshall discusses the massive fire near Marshall Brewing Company that left his taproom with smoke and water damage. The fire happened Feb. 16, 2021. This audio is from Feb. 19, 2021.

Gathering Place Executive Director Tony Moore has accepted a new job in Dallas, Texas and is leaving Tulsa in April. KRMG Morning News Reporter Skyler Cooper sat down with Tony for an 'exit interview' of sorts.

Oklahoma First District Congressman Kevin Hern joined the KRMG Morning News the day after President Joe Biden was inaugurated to share his thoughts on the new administration and the first actions taken by the president.

Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum speaks to the KRMG Morning News to give his thoughts on the riots at the U.S. Capitol. The mayor also praises Tulsa Police Chief Wendell Franklin for enduring such a tough first year in his new role.

Senator James Lankford spoke to KRMG the morning of the Capitol riot. Now, he's back to recount the moments leading up to, during and after the chaos.

Congressman Markwayne Mullin joined the KRMG Morning News to share his experience when the U.S. Capitol was breached on Wednesday.

Sen. Lankford explains why he and other members of Congress are asking for a pause in the certification of the 2020 presidential election.